To train the next generation of veterinarians and scientists to meet societal needs.
Key Measures
- The curriculum shall extend over a period equivalent to a minimum of four academic years, including a minimum of one academic year of hands-on clinical education.
- There must be sufficient flexibility in curriculum planning and management to facilitate timely revisions in response to emerging issues, and advancements in knowledge and technology.
- The curriculum must be reviewed every seven years.
Strengths
- CVM curriculum provides a strong foundation in basic sciences, critical thinking and application.
- Skill development hands-on opportunities are provided in both simulated-patient and real-world settings.
- Assessment activities and curricular coordination by year coordinators ensure continuous improvement.
Future Plans
- The college is committed to a continual process of curricular and programmatic review and improvement.
- Continue to identify opportunities to incorporate hands-on experiences throughout the curriculum.